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Nolan Hughes
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Connor Morgan
Right now pic related. A bit tame desu
Brody Young
Never heard this but will definitely be checking it out.
Been on a Mingus tip since a few threads ago
Justin Ramirez
This band is absolutely mind-blowing. It's a bunch of ex-Mingus band mates (you can hear them on the albums Changes One and Changes Two. Incredible swing and rhythm yet with excursions into the avant-garde. Only Don Pullen could play changes with glissandi.
Jaxon Howard
Hunter Bailey
Camden Harris
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Any recs for something similar to this? This song makes me so happy.
Cameron Hill
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William Green
been getting to DGDs early stuff, all of it's phenomenal
Nathaniel Reed
favorite live album?
Eli Baker
Nation Time
Mingus at Antibes
Bill Evans Montreux (67?)
Christopher Watson
Dark Magus
I actually need live jazz album recs. I’ve really only checked out Miles’ fusion stuff.
I take it these 3 would be good to start? Is the Seattle Love Supreme album from last year worth hearing?
Asher Gomez
>Seattle love supreme
only if you're a superfan. recording quality is a real barrier to entry.
Jack Campbell
if you're looking for recs check out Cannonball Adderley at The Club, Full House by Wes, and Waltz for Debby/Sunday at the Village Vanguard
Wyatt Peterson
The sound quality was shocking considering how much Impulse hyped it up. It's a Coltrane album where Coltrane is barely audible.
Chase Robinson
Speaking of Grant Green
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Connor Rodriguez
lee morgan - live at the lighthouse
Easton Turner
these unearthed, long lost albums are usually like this
Anthony Baker
Nicholas Sullivan
Jonathan Watson
I've been working my way through the crown rated jazz musicians on the Penguin Guide to Jazz.
Jace Wilson
i listened to ralph towner's solstice today, there's way better ecm out there but it's nice
Jayden Turner
Soft Machine - Fourth
Ryder Peterson
Jace Adams
bbbuuummmppp
Andrew Green
I really like Coltrane’s ballads and his collaboration with Duke Ellington. What are some albums or live performances that are similar? Fun exploring but not too bombastic.
Grayson Powell
John Johnson
Check out “The Night We Called It a Day”
Luke Barnes
le beautiful cacophony
Aiden Lewis
Bentley Taylor
Thank you.
Wyatt Moore
Angel Smith
Lincoln Jackson
Eli Foster
Coltrane Live in Japan
Parker Harris
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Elijah Morales
no copying
Ian Johnson
I really enjoy that Joel Ross guy posted in previous thread, thanks
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Robert Jackson
More like this?
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Ryan Gomez
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Juan Edwards
Joshua Hall
Jonathan Johnson
Some of the early pre-Davis "Fusion"
Ethan Brown
My first time listening to this. It's great, thank you
Angel Bennett
Blake Jones
who is a must see musician that is very likely going to die soon (still playing publicly)
Adrian Gomez
Herbie Hancock. He probably has 10 years left before he dies but who knows how long his playing will still be powerful.
Wayne Shorter too but his capabilities are noticeably diminished.
Aiden Flores
This gets good about halfway through when the solos start to have a lot more space.
Henry Bell
based Mingus bro
Michael Nelson
Where to start with Mingus?
Juan Barnes
Hello, I want to practice improv/transcribe some stuff and I'm looking for tunes that modulate within a "chord loop". Preferably switching between two/max. three keys/modes repeatedly.
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I would prefer tunes with this kind of UK-jazz/fusion/afrobeat sound but anything is welcome.
Camden Richardson
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Jack Thomas
Blues & Roots, Black Saint
Carter Hill
John Barnes
Tim Berne & Nasheet Waits - Tangled (2022)
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Ryder Hughes
Yuji Takahashi - Seasons (1977)
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Josiah Russell
favorite jazz messengers album?
Charles Allen
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Aiden Evans
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Justin Hill
If we're counting live albums, Ugetsu. Otherwise, probably Free for All.
Joshua Rivera
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